Getting to Know the IELTS!

What does the acronym 'IELTS' stand for?

• International English Learning Tools and Strategies

• International English Language Testing System

• Isochronous English Learning and Testing System

• International English Literacy Testing System

Which of these aspects is not assessed in a dedicated paper of IELTS?

• Listening

• Speaking

• Use of Language (Grammar)

• Wriitng

• Reading

How long are your IELTS results valid for?

• 1 year

• 2 years

• 5 years

• Forever!

(Multiple) There are two IELTS modules: General and Academic. Which of the papers differ between these modules?

• Listening

• Reading

• Writing

• Speaking

(Multiple) Once you sit the IELTS, how long must you wait to get your fabulous results? :-) Check two options

• 3 weeks if you take paper-based IELTS

• Less than 1 week if you take computer-based IELTS

• 2 weeks if you take computer-based IELTS

• 2 weeks if you take paper-based IELTS

When you get your results, each paper and the overall band will be reported on a ___________ scale.

• 9-band

• 100-point

• 300-point

• 500-band

A 6-band score in IELTS would demonstrate an _________ level of English.

• elementary

• intermediate

• upper-intermediate

• advanced

How many questions and parts are there in the IELTS Listening paper?

• 2 parts and 30 questions.

• 4 parts and 40 questions.

• 4 parts and 32 questions.

• 5 parts and 50 questions.

• 5 parts and 40 questions.

How many times can you listen to the recording in IELTS?

• Once only!

• Twice!

• Three times!

• As many times as you wish!

What type of contexts will you NOT hear in IELTS Listening?

• Enquiry calls or conversations

• Showbiz interviews

• Academic lectures

• Talks between tutors and students

• Guided visits